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NOTE THE DATE: Lean Business System Conference
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21 Febuary 2012 |
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Crowne Plaza, Melbourne |
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We are delighted to announce the Lean Business System Annual Conference, which will take place on 21 Febuary 2012. This event will provide delegates with inspiration, thought leadership, best practice, and networking opportunities.
The LBS Conference brings together our Industry Leaders Community to share fresh ideas, network with peers and help expand your learning to improve, leverage and sustain your Lean journey.
Set aside this day to invigorate and re-energise in a hub of experts, hear from thought leaders giving practical advice and a wealth of practitioners sharing their experiences from a range industry sectors.
Through a blend of presentations and interactive sessions hosted by both industry and academic experts, you will leave empowered and enthused to create your Lean Business System for growth.
To register your interest now, or to book your place, contact
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or call 0413 062 760
Click here to download more information on the event
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Lean Culture
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30-31 January 2012 |
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Oxford, UK |
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Over the last 20 years of our leading research, consultancy and training within the lean community we have found that the emphasis has moved away from questions like ‘Where do I start' and ‘How do I get trained in the tools'. In fact for companies some years into the journey the questions are now ‘Why am I not achieving as much as I hoped' and ‘How do I stop things stalling'.
The reason for this is that many have adopted the more visible parts of Lean such as the training and application of diagnostic and implementation Tools & Techniques. However, this has often been done in isolation of other key areas. In particular the People element of Lean has often been missed or at least underplayed.
This advanced workshop is for middle or senior managers who are seeing just these issues in their organisation. It helps you to understand how to correct this and start developing a Lean Culture.
We do this by helping understand what a complete Lean Business System involves and then importance of areas such as Strategy Deployment, Leadership, Engagement and Behaviour.
What can you expect to get out of the course:
- Understand your existing culture & understand what culture is required to create a Lean Business System
- Identify the Lean Leadership development of Managers at all levels
- Discuss the '5 Dispositions' necessary to Lean Leadership & make preliminary assessments of Managers against them
- Design a process of development against the identified needs and in consideration of current Leadership development activity
To register your interest now, contact
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Download more informations on the event and a Booking Form
This workshop is also scheduled to take place in the UK, 10-11 May 2012
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S A Partners launches business in Australia |
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April 2011 - new business launched in Australia
S A Partners has opened a new business in Australia – S A Partners Pty Ltd. For some time S A Partners has been working with the University of South Australia in Adelaide, through which local representative Chris Butterworth, and S A Partners’ chairman Professor Peter Hines, deliver courses and workshops entitled ‘The Principles of Lean Thinking’ and ‘Lean Leadership’. These courses are also run for clients internally.
Managing Director of S A Partners Pty Ltd, Chris Butterworth, who has been with S A Partners in UK for more than ten years commented: “It’s an exciting challenge for me to establish a new business in this part of the world. There is a high level of interest in our Lean Business System, and our work through the University of South Australia with the RAAF is a great example of how transferrable this approach is across industries. Our plan is to establish a business that can be sustained long term and help organisations in Australia to improve and grow.”
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